Martin Daniel Henry (1940 – January 16, 2014) was a Catholic university administrator, the president of Saint Leo University from 1985 to 1987."Saint Leo College president is expected to resign today", ''

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'', February 13, 1987; "Former Saint Leo president says he quit voluntarily", ''St. Petersburg Times'', February 14, 1987; "Henry to head Pennsylvania college", ''St. Petersburg Times'', March 23, 1987. and of

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from 1987 to 1991.Past presidents
Gannon University, retrieved 2011-06-07. As president at Gannon, he presided over a merger with the nearby Villa Maria College. Prior to his work at Saint Leo University, Henry was the Vice President for Administration at the University of Dayton. Following his position at Gannon he became an assistant to Milwaukee archbishop

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'', December 28, 1991.

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